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I've just bought genuine BA XR8 18x8 wheels for my EB XR6 just wanting to know what size spacers i have to use on the hubs to mount the wheels
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| stockstandard |
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{USERNAME} wrote: I've just bought genuine BA XR8 18x8 wheels for my EB XR6 just wanting to know what size spacers i have to use on the hubs to mount the wheels
Its about 40mm - You would be crazy to use spacers. Quite a few mag wheel shops around sell hub adaptors to suit. They are strong enough, but not legal or insurance friendly.
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Hey boys, just on the spacer story. Is there any other way to fit BA wheels to an E series car without having to put on hub adapters?
I know the offsets are different but there would have to be some other way...wouldn't there?
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yeah - buy copies.
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| ReGiE |
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{USERNAME} wrote: yeah - buy copies.
buy a BA chassis and put your e series body onto it.. od just buy a BA to put the rims on
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{USERNAME} wrote: I know the offsets are different but there would have to be some other way...wouldn't there?
Short of fitting AU/BA suspension in the front and back (which is far from bolt in) adaptors are the only way to make them fit.
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